{% load i18n %}{% comment %}
The confirmation page's target and button, and what an htmx request for it
is answered with. There is no form to fill in, so the post carries the token
and the button alone, and the URL to return to where the view reads one. A
question is shown by its message, which is the one entry of ``errors`` it
brings: the page builds no control from a schema.
{% endcomment %}{% include "django_spec_html/target.html" %}
{% if unavailable %}<p data-code="{{ unavailable.code }}">{{ unavailable.reason }}</p>{% endif %}
{% if requested_input %}<p>{{ requested_input.message }}</p>
{% elif errors %}<ul class="errorlist">{% for error in errors %}<li>{{ error }}</li>{% endfor %}</ul>
{% endif %}<form method="post"{% if code %} data-code="{{ code }}"{% endif %}>
{% csrf_token %}{% if next %}<input type="hidden" name="{{ redirect_field_name }}" value="{{ next }}">{% endif %}
<button type="submit"{% if view.commit_button %} name="{{ view.commit_button }}"{% endif %}{% if unavailable %} disabled{% endif %}>{% translate "Confirm" %}</button>
</form>